 I think it would be, you know, useful to kind of talk about like the romance kind of relationship side of things. Well, what have you tried in terms of that or is that kind of on the back burner to developing a friend group? I mean, the more I try to invest emotions into it, the more I'm disappointed and feel kind of. The way I see it is that I will get, I'll be as lucky to get romance as I am to get a full-time paid permanent job. Right. Right. What have you used in the past? Because I know that, you know, there has been some apps and things that. I've tried different dating websites, but they're all like fake profiles and none of it's real. Not like Tinder, Hinge, Bumble. I mean, Tinder's, yeah, I mean, yeah, there isn't really anything that's actually agency-based in terms of agency and agency looking for to bring people together. It's more, you know, you get all these fake profiles and you have to scroll down these fake profiles and, oh, these people look very interesting, but these people aren't real. They're not people who are in London, they're people from another country and they're posting fake profile pictures. It's all a bit of a con to me, a bit of a scam to me. It's very difficult. I mean, especially if you're a man on dating size, it tends to be very, very, very difficult to get matches or find people that are willing to match and talk to you and also even further like go and go and go on actual dates and, you know, meet you and stuff like that. I know that there are some services for disabled adults, mostly for autistic people and in terms of like matchmaking and stuff, have you looked into anything like that? I've tried, but I haven't been successful in finding anything that's been helpful long term. Sure, sure. Yeah. It's tough. And I think there's a lot of aspects to being autistic that can make it really hard, I think in terms of dating, like there's so many nuances to both texting and in-person kind of things. Everything seems to be very kind of indirect, very difficult to understand where you stand with somebody. I think that is part and part due to the, you know, sort of like the modern approach to dating, which is very like, you know, as soon as you see something or you don't feel completely 100% like you want to go and see someone, it's kind of like, oh, well, I'll just see what else is out there and I'll do that and it kind of goes in like a leap for a lot of people. I mean, I use social situations like going to London Film Comic Con as practice for going on a date because it will have all the same social anxiety issues, the autism issues, like the loud noises and stuff like that. When I get pictures taken with people at Comic Con, that in itself is like trying to meet someone for a first time and saying hello and you're shaking their hand and putting your arm around you and stuff like that. It's very nerve-wracking and that is similar to meeting a woman for the first time because you've maybe met someone online and then you're going to see them in person and you're trying to make conversation with them and not come across like a totally weird, you know. Yeah, yeah. I mean, there are issues in terms of dating that I suppose like, you know, even going further than that, the aspects of maintaining relationships, particularly when it's a neurodiverse one with another autistic person even and also particularly with neurotypicals, holistic individuals, it can sometimes be a very, very, very difficult thing to navigate. And there's a lot of, you know, you were talking about kind of like fake profiles and stuff, you know, well, there's a lot of people who do take advantage of people who are struggling to kind of find someone to develop a relationship with and stuff. And it's definitely something that I've heard about a lot. I mean, I've almost been conned a couple of times before, but for the most part, they're not very clever about trying to scam me so I've kind of seen through it. But yeah, if I was really, really desperate for interaction with a woman online and I looked at these dating sites, I could get taken in by all of these profiles and I could spend money to speak, to get a subscription to be able to send messages to speak to these people because I think most dating websites, you have to pay a subscription to be able to message. So you're kind of just wasting your money in the sense that you don't know if you're going to get anything out of it. I've tried a bit, I've tried a couple of times, but it's nothing good has come out of it. The few times that women have talked to me on dating websites has been basically we just don't have anything in common. No, no. Yeah. Yeah.